Kinda odd here in central NC. Went from nothing to 10% hatched and back to nothing in less than a day. I certainly don't mind, hope it's a quieter day for everyone in the south.
Whatever that is in eastern AL is really close to the KEOX radar site and they haven't updated in over 20 minutes.
edit: That's not totally accurate, I just got a 9 minute old L3 image on GR3, but it's certainly coming out slow.
Still some light snow falling here in the Triad but I'd guess accumulations are over. Measured 1.5" on the back deck which is certainly more than I expected this morning. Nice to have something to track and see some snow fall.
So is it really actually going to snow in southern Wake this time? Are we sure?
Oh and nice SN here in High Point, sticking to the deck and some in the grass.
Is that the coastal kicking precip all the way back to GSO and CLT on the HRRR or is it from the first batch? Sorry in the middle of something and can't look for myself.
I just can't believe that it's a lack of moisture that's going to do us in. What a slap in the face after suffering through the wettest start of the year ever.
NAM continues to be drier W and SW of Raleigh with every run. If you're not in the NE quadrant of NC or the mountains anything that sticks to the ground should be considered a victory.
If anything there was more snow on the 3k NAM at 00z than at 18z. That's reassuring for me and makes me think it's just the 12k coming back to earth rather than the start of some dramatic warming or drying up in the models.
You know if it ends up too warm and we get a lot of white rain I can live with that. It's what you'd expect from this pattern. If the precip fizzles out after every storm for months has over performed that's going to be really annoying.